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Painted by one of our cousins. Used as the serving dish for the turkey this Thanksgiving.
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In Milwaukee with the Large Format Asylum. Had a late breakfast after the Art Museum. The Waiter was good at serving. Food was excellent also.
Sadly I was sick (make that bedridden) during all of my trip to Delhi and this is the only time I was out---just a few quick shots---I am fine now and on my way to Lakshadweep Islands (Google them---you'll want to go!)
"A 1932 Art Deco building with a rich and varied history. Designed by City Architect J.J. Woolnough, who during his career with the City of Toronto was behind an important collection of civic buildings, including the Horse Palace at the CNE. The building features elegant details and stonework, original metal windows and gabled skylights. Inside what is now called the Great Hall, fascinating industrial details remain, such as the steel structure, latticework, and overhead cranes. The site was formerly home to the St. Andrew's Market, established in 1837 alongside the St. Andrew's Playground to the south, serving as a western counterpart to the St. Lawrence Market and a vital public space for the city. In a nod to its storied history, Waterworks will soon be repurposed as an exciting community hub, with a European-style food hall, YMCA, retail, and residences." (Doors Open website)
... is the Maître d' himself, Raoul Lucas. We were following the demonstration and wondering whether we would ever be able to manage it in the same way...!
Saturday, January 18, 2014- Governor Patrick joins hundreds of 8th graders from across the Commonwealth, ambassadors serving at the Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School, ambassadors serving at the Mason Street School, ambassadors serving at the Vine Street Community Center, ambassadors serving at the Boys and Girls Club of Boston’s Orchard Garden’s Club, ambassadors serving at the Greater Boston Food Bank, ambassadors serving at the Pine Street Inn, and the ambassadors serving at Cradles to Crayons to kick-off Project 351, a day of service.
(Photo: Eric Haynes / Governor's Office)
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“Serving with others brings people together in a meaningful way enhancing the capacity of appreciating others, seeing good in others and working together no matter the initial differences. This is very helpful for all of our human interactions, including our own marriage....
DSCF8971 - DW404 - LJ11 AEU - VDL DB300/Wright Gemini Pulsar 2 - Arriva London North - City of London, Mansion House Street 25/02/12
The SPRINTER is a light rail line operating between Oceanside and Escondido in San Diego County, California. The service uses the pre-existing 22 miles (35 km) Escondido Branch trackage of the San Diego Northern Railroad. Station platforms were constructed for the line’s fifteen stations serving the cities of Oceanside (western terminus), Vista, San Marcos, and Escondido (eastern terminus).
Sprinter service is operated with Desiro-class diesel multiple units (DMU) manufactured by Siemens.